Gary Smith wrote:
>
> Is this not the same thing as the automated "Configure Transmitter
> Gain" in the Elecraft Utility?
>
No it's not. It's calibrating the K3's internal power meter to an external
standard. It's not absolutely necessary to do Power Meter calibration but
TXG is necessary.
Is this not the same thing as the automated "Configure Transmitter
Gain" in the Elecraft Utility?
Gary
KA1J
> FWIW, it's on pg 46 in my original Rev C1 (11/18/07) manual, so it's been
> around
> for quite a while.
>
> > ??? Calibration Procedures on page 48 of the Rev D1 Manual has Wattmeter
FWIW, it's on pg 46 in my original Rev C1 (11/18/07) manual, so it's been around
for quite a while.
> ??? Calibration Procedures on page 48 of the Rev D1 Manual has Wattmeter
> Cal right after Synthesizer Cal and just before Transmitter Gain Cal. Maybe
> you either have an old manual or missed i
Ken Kopp-3 wrote:
>
>
> There is one additional form of optional calibration: the K3's
> wattmeter. See CONFIG:WMTR in the owner's manual.
>
> This is the method I eventually discovered to make the K3's
> wattmeter and the external reference wattmeter agree. The
>
Hi Ken,
Thank you for responding Wayne.
There isn't any "100 W calibration" on the K3. All gain calibration is
done at 5 and 50 W (and optionally 1 mW if you have a KXV3). These are
the points we picked do the cal, and the firmware then extrapolates
from there. So, how accura
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